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- The Delhi Police crime branch detained 191 foreign nationals over the past month for alleged illegal immigration and drug trafficking links.
- The operation involved citizens from multiple countries, including Nigeria and Bangladesh, who are currently being held for deportation.
- This enforcement drive supports the national policy against drug abuse.
- Authorities intend to intensify efforts to identify facilitators and investigate criminal networks involved in the illicit activities.
What to watch next
- Intensification of the enforcement drive in coming days
- Identification of facilitators and associates of the criminal networks
- Police action against individuals providing shelter or forged documents
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HGS Dhaliwal
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“The month-long operation by Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) focused heavily on intelligence-led field operations, credential verification and tracking individuals linked to local, interstate and international drug-trafficking networks”
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…using overstayed visas to facilitate unlawful activities. All 191 individuals have been transferred to detention centres to undergo formal deportation proceedings, while investigators probe their wider criminal links. The month-long operation by Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) focused heavily on intelligence-led field operations, credential verification and tracking individuals linked to local, interstate and international drug-trafficking networks , said special CP (Crime) HGS Dhaliwal. Besides the Nigerian and Bangladeshi nationals, the regional breakdown includes nine nationals each from Ivory Coast, Uganda and Thailand; seven each from Cameroon and Ghana; six…
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